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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
2
Town notes report Mrs Rhad improving after illness over the winter and Mrs Campbell recovering from neuralgia. Local items mention weddings, travel to Bismarck and Montana, corn and millet planting growth, school staffing changes, and road discussions on the Milwaukee extension. Wild geese migrate, names and errands are noted, with playful remarks on Greek names and Shakespeare.
A long list of quit claim and warranty deeds transfers from various heirs and individuals to entities including Emmett E. Gray, George W. Gillman, Albert House, H. O. Patzer, Martin Grow, Northern Pacific Railway Company, August Enrmann, Stefan Volk, and others. Transactions cover parcels across 1- to 19- ranges, with sums noted such as 2644.75, 3425.00, and 1205.06, among many. The document records numerous property transfers including strips in NE and SE quarters, lots, and tracts under multiple owners in a historical county land records page.
Edward Muters and wife transfer to Le Roy F. Lemert the northwest quarter of section 3-124-75. The fragmentary notes also reference Hetland with land descriptions and a parcel in 2-134-75. The readable items indicate a series of property conveyances in the northwest quadrant parcels within the same township.
Local notes recount spring songs despite snow storms as Meadow larks return. Landowner El Langliers reports flood cover on bottom land, while neighbors discuss travel to Michell S D for ailing mother and other family updates. Baseball delays, a lost calf and horse incident, and memories of historic floods near the river accompany community chatter.
Local column records spring chatter in Westfield. Mentions repairs, a hoped for telephone line, smallpox recovery of H Gravink family, and return of Martin Ruphema family from California. Ed Van Heek buys a new Vasetine Tractor for his farm. several locals seen on streets including Misses Dyk Van der Laan and Messrs Gasford Dyk.
Local notes from Temvik North Dakota recount residents traveling to Bowman and Bismarck for summer plans and medical care, with visits from Gibbon, Weber, and DeWitt. School events include a Merkel school term closure celebration, a well attended basket social realizing 315, and upcoming Literary Society programs led by students and teachers. Community discussions reference local development and a communications initiative.
A fragmented report recalls late Georgian to Victorian era street scenes with rough crowds damaging property and attacking watchmen near a social club. It notes hoaxes about rewards, mobs targeting establishments, and later prosecutions of fashionable men for disruptive acts and attempted counterfeit schemes.
A terse note lists items including checks and other cast items and cash related to tanks and a North Dakota entry. No clear action or dates given.
A jumble of phrases shows a dialogue about refusal and a request for gin, with contrasts between saying no and asking for a drink. The fragments mention a brother and an unnamed judge, creating a puzzling snapshot of a broken conversation.
A brief item notes a sale of a second hand Gang Piow at a low price. The notice mentions a German American State Rank Adv. term as part of the listing, though details are limited and unclear.
Notice that Jaco Mollanen defaulted on a chattel mortgage dated October 3, 190, filed in Emmons county, North Dakota. Mortgagee Fr. Wetsta claims principal and interest plus costs. sale by public auction at the court house in Linton Keomons county on a Saturday in April. Mortgagee Wallace Eyes, Sheriff, and Cameron Attorneys for Mortgages.
A public notice indicates a correction to a notary commission in North Dakota. It names the commission holder and references the attestation details and official registry corrections.
The state of North Dakota summons defendants Karl Pritschle plaintiff versus Jacob Dentscher Anna Weetssophia Eberhardt Katrina Wilmer and Cheristieg Messer to answer the complaint filed in Farmons county district court within thirty days after service. If they fail to appear or answer, judgment by default will be entered for the relief demanded. Dated April lath, 113 Armstron Ameron, Attorneys for Mintout. Residence and Postoffice Address: Linton, North Dakota.
The report outlines the bank’s assets and liabilities including overdrafts secured and unsecured, U S bonds, reserves, furniture, and fixtures. It shows capital stock, deposits, notes outstanding, and other national bank items, with a certification of truth and belief as of the period end in Emmons County North Dakota.
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